This is a an older, 1960s, motel that somebody is trying to make a hip event center. There are plans for more rooms, and a restaurant, I think. The outside is nice, the location convenient, at the north end of downtown Stowe. We passed through here, mostly just looking for a hotel, not the “Stowe Experience.” We chose T&C because it was pretty much the only room for less than $300 a night. The good: The concept is great, re-using and upgrading an older place. Check-in was fine, with good staff service in a nicely renovated lobby area. The room was HUGE, with a large bed and decent linens. linens. It was pretty quiet, despite being right next to the road (see below). Walking into town for food wasn’t bad, about .5 miles. The bath products were nice and the keyless check-in was kinda cool (you code in to open the lock). The bad: The room is WHITE. I’m talking Procol Harem/Randall McMurphy white. Like surreal white. Design is early-IKEA meets Goodwill. TV-tray nightstands, a used-looking dorm fridge placed next to the entry door. On the floor. A desk but no desk chair. Charitably, they are still working on the spaces, I expect, so perhaps this is still a work in progress. There was little or no art work on the walls, adding to the white on white theme. NO coffee in the room… you have to go down to the lobby (which mean you have to get dressed, like with shoes and everything). There is a little mini-market next door, on the highway, but other than that you are

This facility is in the process of an upgrade from previous owners. So it is understood there is some lack of comfort in some areas.

Good location and fairly clean and quiet. Bed and pillow not very comfortable though

Called about extremely loud music around 10:30 pm, said it's probably some others place near the hotel having an event. No it's coming from 2 rooms away, quiet them down.

Promotional photos are highly misleading, this is a much cheaper and shabbier hotel than it seems. Staying here was a very expensive mistake. The furniture is cheap and falling apart. The shower/tub had a major leak. The bed is rickety and the pillows were cube-shaped, nearly impossible to sleep on. Everything seems to be constructed in the cheapest way imaginable. The window shade pulls down over the air conditioner, which is inexplicably installed on the top part of the window. That means you can have either privacy or air conditioning, but you can't have both. At 2am, we were woken up by loud clomping from the people upstairs just walking normally. Apparently the floors are paper-thin too, so the noise was unavoidable. The only positive we can say is that the cleaning people work hard and the rooms are well-cleaned. Don't expect to be protected by the door locks either. Instead of a key, you get a gum-sized slip of paper with a 4-digit combo. That combo is based on the room number plus a constant number XX, so basically once you know those two digits you know how to unlock any room in the hotel, any time. We asked the front desk to move us several times to try to find a better room, but after the third room we just gave up. Our first room was placed in a terrible location, squeezed between a bar and the edge of the swimming pool. Thank goodness neither were open during our stay, otherwise the late-night noise would have been unbearable.

They need to update their air conditioners, so noisey and really didnt cool room down. Also maybe a little insulation in the walls, music from somewhere played until after midnight.

Clean, recently remodeled. We stayed in a 140 square foot bunkbed room. It worked well because we don't spend much time in the room. Only complaint is that the sink is incredibly small.

Took 30 minutes to check in, arrived at 4:30pm and nobody on site, a sign said a self check-in email was sent, nothing in my inbox or junk folder, had to phone a number as they figured out how to check me in. Not a good start to my stay for the price of the room.